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By *adyDanger OP Woman
over a year ago
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Question for all the men. Do us woman worry too much about flabby bits? I'm very self conscious about all my flaws and it can hold me back at times. It's got me thinking and I see some beautiful woman whom look amazing and present themselves really well regardless of their size I think confidence plays a big part
Basically I was wandering do men look past a bit of a tummy and stretch marks if a woman is body conscious and appreciate a pretty face and well groomed lady regardless of being a size 8,10,12,14,16,18 etc ?
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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I know I'm not male, and therefore not the people you are asking but... confidence and acceptance of yourself is always sexier than obsessing about your body and how you look.
I say this with the confidence of a very short, fat woman happy to walk around naked and hold my head up high.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I know I'm female, but I'm having an input and saying yes women do worry too much. If a man can't accept that some/many women have lumps, bumps, stretch marks etc then it says more about them.
But like people say, frequently on here, people have preferences so if they want a gym bunny/toned woman then they're allowed that preference, they just don't make contact with those that don't fit what they're looking for. However, there are many men that don't think that way, for that I am appreciative  |
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"I know I'm not male, and therefore not the people you are asking but... confidence and acceptance of yourself is always sexier than obsessing about your body and how you look.
I say this with the confidence of a very short, fat woman happy to walk around naked and hold my head up high.
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For sure I've never had a guy in my bedroom question my stretch mark or my cellulite or my tummy they have always said how hot and gorgeous my body is.
I have however had guys on here send not so nice messages about my stretch marks but clearly they didn't want to fuck me so it was all good.
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By *igeiaWoman
over a year ago
Bristol |
In my experience as a very fat and as a less fat but still podgy girl the men and women who have been attracted to me have mainly been attracted to my face, which has been the thing that has changed the least. Sometimes my boobs get a mention since despite their droopiness they do look pretty awesome underneath clothing when I have the right bra on. So I do worry about it but at the same time I am also aware that I am worrying because I'm still not happy with my body, regardless of what anyone else thinks. It doesn't stop me enjoying it though. |
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By *andsonjohnMan
over a year ago
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"Question for all the men. Do us woman worry too much about flabby bits? I'm very self conscious about all my flaws and it can hold me back at times. It's got me thinking and I see some beautiful woman whom look amazing and present themselves really well regardless of their size I think confidence plays a big part
Basically I was wandering do men look past a bit of a tummy and stretch marks if a woman is body conscious and appreciate a pretty face and well groomed lady regardless of being a size 8,10,12,14,16,18 etc ?
Oh and happy Halloween guys "
I for one only judge a woman on how she makes me feel when I'm in her company if she makes me feel sexy then I'm going to find her sexy .
attraction is really that simple if someone makes you feel attractive you are naturally going to feel attracted to that person regardless of whether they have a dew wobbly bit of not . |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Question for all the men. Do us woman worry too much about flabby bits? I'm very self conscious about all my flaws and it can hold me back at times. It's got me thinking and I see some beautiful woman whom look amazing and present themselves really well regardless of their size I think confidence plays a big part
Basically I was wandering do men look past a bit of a tummy and stretch marks if a woman is body conscious and appreciate a pretty face and well groomed lady regardless of being a size 8,10,12,14,16,18 etc ?
Oh and happy Halloween guys "
Every lump, bump, scar, stretch and mark is the story of how you got to where you are now, it's our imperfections that make us uniquely perfect.
I've said it before and I'll say it again until I'm blue in the face...
The single most sexiest thing a woman can wear is confidence.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Im attracted to the smile.
I have hang ups about my belly after seeing so many ripped guys on here. So it happens to men too."
+1 there
No one is perfect but it is easy to see some of the people that appear on here, and the attention they get, and think 'maybe this isn't for me as I'm nothing like them'.
If you connect on a mental level then the physical should follow quite easily. Does with me anyway |
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I think a lot of guys are too busy thinking "OMG it's an actual woman and she's naked!" to worry about the thing you worry about.
Confidence is what is attractive, be confident and the rest is easy.
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"Real men like meat.
Dogs like sticks.
I do hope that's some weird attempt at humour "
I don't think there's anything sexier than a woman who knows herself and has confidence in how she looks, no matter what size or shape they consider themselves to be, I'm not a lover of those too narcissistic.
I think the female form is a beautiful thing in any shape, your curves no matter how big or small are works of art and wear them with pride. It's about what's in the inside x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I think a lot of guys are too busy thinking "OMG it's an actual woman and she's naked!" to worry about the thing you worry about.
Confidence is what is attractive, be confident and the rest is easy.
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True story. |
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By *adyDanger OP Woman
over a year ago
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Thanks guys (and girls) it's one of them things that I think
Personally woman worry too much about and most men look beyond that and appreciate her mind her smile her hair the way she dresses as opposed to how slim/big she is.
Confidence can be hard though sometimes when you've got have bad body confidence over your body image. My ex would shame me for eating crisps sometimes and it has ingrained in me I suppose  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I think a lot of guys are too busy thinking "OMG it's an actual woman and she's naked!" to worry about the thing you worry about.
Confidence is what is attractive, be confident and the rest is easy.
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Love this! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I don't think it's gender specific. Men worry too. I worry, yes. But I have someone who calls me beautiful, and is happy to kiss all my wobbly bits. I have two beautiful children,that i would gladly receive more wobbly bits for. We all need to try and see the positives in ourselves, as everyone has flaws, how we deal with those flaws is what defines us as confident women. So in conclusion... Some Women worry far too much... Sorry for the babble  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Real men like meat.
Dogs like sticks.
I do hope that's some weird attempt at humour
I don't think there's anything sexier than a woman who knows herself and has confidence in how she looks, no matter what size or shape they consider themselves to be, I'm not a lover of those too narcissistic.
I think the female form is a beautiful thing in any shape, your curves no matter how big or small are works of art and wear them with pride. It's about what's in the inside x"
well said!
Some people get sooooo touchy on these threads  |
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By *eavenNhellCouple
over a year ago
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couldnt care less as long as the woman has a good personality and is enjoying themselves think the ones who put ladies under the most pressure bodywise is your fellow females
tall small fat thin beuty comes from within ! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Extract from my profile blurb;
"I like all types of people in terms of body shape/size, height, weight etc. Sometimes of course it will be the magnificent breasts or a particularly pretty pussy that catches my eye - on FAB obviously. I mean....I don't see too many pussies, pretty or otherwise, when I'm doing the 'big shop' or putting the bins out for example. But it is just as likely to be the shape of the mouth, a smile, the sound of a laugh or giggle [as long as it doesn't coincide with me getting my cock out], the look in your eyes, a cheeky wink, the sun on your skin, a liberated attitude, a sense of fun & freedom captured in picture or a message".
And it's true. In short - personality is 99% of th equation for me. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Well I did once get told my stretch marks made it look like I'd been bitten by a shark. Mine aren't from having children though, so they're socially unacceptable. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Real men like meat.
Dogs like sticks.
I do hope that's some weird attempt at humour
I don't think there's anything sexier than a woman who knows herself and has confidence in how she looks, no matter what size or shape they consider themselves to be, I'm not a lover of those too narcissistic.
I think the female form is a beautiful thing in any shape, your curves no matter how big or small are works of art and wear them with pride. It's about what's in the inside x"
Why you saying that to me. I wasn't being rude |
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By *andsonjohnMan
over a year ago
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"I don't think it's gender specific. Men worry too. I worry, yes. But I have someone who calls me beautiful, and is happy to kiss all my wobbly bits. I have two beautiful children,that i would gladly receive more wobbly bits for. We all need to try and see the positives in ourselves, as everyone has flaws, how we deal with those flaws is what defines us as confident women. So in conclusion... Some Women worry far too much... Sorry for the babble "
did you say kiss your wobbly bits has it got hot in here or is that just my blood pressure rising |
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"I don't think it's gender specific. Men worry too. I worry, yes. But I have someone who calls me beautiful, and is happy to kiss all my wobbly bits. I have two beautiful children,that i would gladly receive more wobbly bits for. We all need to try and see the positives in ourselves, as everyone has flaws, how we deal with those flaws is what defines us as confident women. So in conclusion... Some Women worry far too much... Sorry for the babble "
Completely agree it's not gender specific, too much pressure to look chiselled and buff, I can admire the form of those able to maintain a hard physique both male and formal, but I think we should all just hug and head for the hot tub |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Well I did once get told my stretch marks made it look like I'd been bitten by a shark. Mine aren't from having children though, so they're socially unacceptable. "
Mine have been referred to as grill marks - looks like I've been on a BBQ |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I don't think it's gender specific. Men worry too. I worry, yes. But I have someone who calls me beautiful, and is happy to kiss all my wobbly bits. I have two beautiful children,that i would gladly receive more wobbly bits for. We all need to try and see the positives in ourselves, as everyone has flaws, how we deal with those flaws is what defines us as confident women. So in conclusion... Some Women worry far too much... Sorry for the babble
did you say kiss your wobbly bits has it got hot in here or is that just my blood pressure rising "
I was being all deep and meaningful then! And there you go distracting me! |
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By *loppsyWoman
over a year ago
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"I don't think it's gender specific. Men worry too. I worry, yes. But I have someone who calls me beautiful, and is happy to kiss all my wobbly bits. I have two beautiful children,that i would gladly receive more wobbly bits for. We all need to try and see the positives in ourselves, as everyone has flaws, how we deal with those flaws is what defines us as confident women. So in conclusion... Some Women worry far too much... Sorry for the babble
Completely agree it's not gender specific, too much pressure to look chiselled and buff, I can admire the form of those able to maintain a hard physique both male and formal, but I think we should all just hug and head for the hot tub "
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Well I did once get told my stretch marks made it look like I'd been bitten by a shark. Mine aren't from having children though, so they're socially unacceptable.
Mine have been referred to as grill marks - looks like I've been on a BBQ "
Yeah I've got horizontal ones like that on my back |
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"I don't think it's gender specific. Men worry too. I worry, yes. But I have someone who calls me beautiful, and is happy to kiss all my wobbly bits. I have two beautiful children,that i would gladly receive more wobbly bits for. We all need to try and see the positives in ourselves, as everyone has flaws, how we deal with those flaws is what defines us as confident women. So in conclusion... Some Women worry far too much... Sorry for the babble
Completely agree it's not gender specific, too much pressure to look chiselled and buff, I can admire the form of those able to maintain a hard physique both male and formal, but I think we should all just hug and head for the hot tub
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By *andsonjohnMan
over a year ago
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"I don't think it's gender specific. Men worry too. I worry, yes. But I have someone who calls me beautiful, and is happy to kiss all my wobbly bits. I have two beautiful children,that i would gladly receive more wobbly bits for. We all need to try and see the positives in ourselves, as everyone has flaws, how we deal with those flaws is what defines us as confident women. So in conclusion... Some Women worry far too much... Sorry for the babble
did you say kiss your wobbly bits has it got hot in here or is that just my blood pressure rising
I was being all deep and meaningful then! And there you go distracting me! "
sorry  not really |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I personally think women are lot more confident with their bodies,
I don't think there is as much pressure on a woman body wise, even though I know they will worry about it.
Generally don't think men have too many hang ups with women's bodies, but then do think women tend to judge or expect a lot more from a man personally.
You see profiles stating no overweight, beer bellies, etc.. but don't think you generally see that as much on men profiles.
It's all about being comfortable in your own skin.
We do generally live in a society where we are judged on how we look before actually knowing someone, just the way it is I suppose. |
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I find it interesting personally how I have fewer body hang ups than some very slim women I know. I guess it's just a confidence thing. Sure, there are parts of me I'd change but I don't let them hold me back by any means. |
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Unless a guy is looking for a flawless supermodel i give them credit for having a bit of intelligence. Most of us have some kind of flaws, plus if they message me they know their not going to get beauty personified |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"I find it interesting personally how I have fewer body hang ups than some very slim women I know. I guess it's just a confidence thing. Sure, there are parts of me I'd change but I don't let them hold me back by any means. "
I have more body confidence now, fatter than I have ever been, than when I was a size 8. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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There's hope for us rotundas
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3888964/Macho-makes-sick-Flabby-older-fathers-healthier-live-longer-attractive-women-lean-muscle-bound-peers-study-reveals.html |
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By *igeiaWoman
over a year ago
Bristol |
"I find it interesting personally how I have fewer body hang ups than some very slim women I know. I guess it's just a confidence thing. Sure, there are parts of me I'd change but I don't let them hold me back by any means.
I have more body confidence now, fatter than I have ever been, than when I was a size 8."
I've never been smaller than I am now but if I ever get there it'll be interesting to see if it makes me more or less body confident. I think I've just always possibly been face confident so the body aspect has never mattered that much to me in respect to other people's opinions of it. |
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By *adyDanger OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Well I did once get told my stretch marks made it look like I'd been bitten by a shark. Mine aren't from having children though, so they're socially unacceptable. "
That's horrible. I have stretch marks but mine weren't from childbirth like yourself mine are from gaining/loosing weight too quick x |
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By *adyDanger OP Woman
over a year ago
land of debauchery and kink |
"I don't think it's gender specific. Men worry too. I worry, yes. But I have someone who calls me beautiful, and is happy to kiss all my wobbly bits. I have two beautiful children,that i would gladly receive more wobbly bits for. We all need to try and see the positives in ourselves, as everyone has flaws, how we deal with those flaws is what defines us as confident women. So in conclusion... Some Women worry far too much... Sorry for the babble "
Totally agree |
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By *adyDanger OP Woman
over a year ago
land of debauchery and kink |
"Question for all the men. Do us woman worry too much about flabby bits? I'm very self conscious about all my flaws and it can hold me back at times. It's got me thinking and I see some beautiful woman whom look amazing and present themselves really well regardless of their size I think confidence plays a big part
Basically I was wandering do men look past a bit of a tummy and stretch marks if a woman is body conscious and appreciate a pretty face and well groomed lady regardless of being a size 8,10,12,14,16,18 etc ?
Oh and happy Halloween guys
Every lump, bump, scar, stretch and mark is the story of how you got to where you are now, it's our imperfections that make us uniquely perfect.
I've said it before and I'll say it again until I'm blue in the face...
The single most sexiest thing a woman can wear is confidence.
Ess"
I just wish I had that bit more confidence. I do in every day situations and in my job etc, but I do compare myself to other woman a lot |
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By *andsonjohnMan
over a year ago
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"Question for all the men. Do us woman worry too much about flabby bits? I'm very self conscious about all my flaws and it can hold me back at times. It's got me thinking and I see some beautiful woman whom look amazing and present themselves really well regardless of their size I think confidence plays a big part
Basically I was wandering do men look past a bit of a tummy and stretch marks if a woman is body conscious and appreciate a pretty face and well groomed lady regardless of being a size 8,10,12,14,16,18 etc ?
Oh and happy Halloween guys
Every lump, bump, scar, stretch and mark is the story of how you got to where you are now, it's our imperfections that make us uniquely perfect.
I've said it before and I'll say it again until I'm blue in the face...
The single most sexiest thing a woman can wear is confidence.
Ess
I just wish I had that bit more confidence. I do in every day situations and in my job etc, but I do compare myself to other woman a lot "
I've spoken to you your intelligent and funny stop being so hard on yourself and don't look for your confidence in others no your own worth darling .
your a articulate intelligent funny woman those facts mean you have a lot more going for you than you think, xxx |
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"Real men like meat.
Dogs like sticks.
I do hope that's some weird attempt at humour
Despise this saying
Your not only one and it's so untrue "
I'm slim with boobs and a bum, am I therefore a stick that can only attract scruffs? |
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By *adyDanger OP Woman
over a year ago
land of debauchery and kink |
"Question for all the men. Do us woman worry too much about flabby bits? I'm very self conscious about all my flaws and it can hold me back at times. It's got me thinking and I see some beautiful woman whom look amazing and present themselves really well regardless of their size I think confidence plays a big part
Basically I was wandering do men look past a bit of a tummy and stretch marks if a woman is body conscious and appreciate a pretty face and well groomed lady regardless of being a size 8,10,12,14,16,18 etc ?
Oh and happy Halloween guys
I for one only judge a woman on how she makes me feel when I'm in her company if she makes me feel sexy then I'm going to find her sexy .
attraction is really that simple if someone makes you feel attractive you are naturally going to feel attracted to that person regardless of whether they have a dew wobbly bit of not ."
Maybe it's a being happy in your own skin. I'm just not happy when I gain weight so therefore not confident. But even when I'm at my slimmest I still have wobbly bits, my boobs arent as pert and I'd gladly swap my tummy for a bigger bum but he I've got lovely hair nails and smile |
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By (user no longer on site)
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We all have feelings about the way we look. And we have ideas and feelings about how others think about our looks. I have always struggled with body image as I'm so tall but I have had to learn that my size doesn’t define me. I guess that every single person on here has issues with their body, their lumps and bumps. It's easy for me to say "try not to body-bash yourself" but just because you are not a model shape doesn't mean you are not beautiful. |
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By *adyDanger OP Woman
over a year ago
land of debauchery and kink |
"Question for all the men. Do us woman worry too much about flabby bits? I'm very self conscious about all my flaws and it can hold me back at times. It's got me thinking and I see some beautiful woman whom look amazing and present themselves really well regardless of their size I think confidence plays a big part
Basically I was wandering do men look past a bit of a tummy and stretch marks if a woman is body conscious and appreciate a pretty face and well groomed lady regardless of being a size 8,10,12,14,16,18 etc ?
Oh and happy Halloween guys
Every lump, bump, scar, stretch and mark is the story of how you got to where you are now, it's our imperfections that make us uniquely perfect.
I've said it before and I'll say it again until I'm blue in the face...
The single most sexiest thing a woman can wear is confidence.
Ess
I just wish I had that bit more confidence. I do in every day situations and in my job etc, but I do compare myself to other woman a lot
I've spoken to you your intelligent and funny stop being so hard on yourself and don't look for your confidence in others no your own worth darling .
your a articulate intelligent funny woman those facts mean you have a lot more going for you than you think, xxx "
That's very kind thank you x |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"Thanks guys (and girls) it's one of them things that I think
Personally woman worry too much about and most men look beyond that and appreciate her mind her smile her hair the way she dresses as opposed to how slim/big she is.
Confidence can be hard though sometimes when you've got have bad body confidence over your body image. My ex would shame me for eating crisps sometimes and it has ingrained in me I suppose "
That sort of psychological abuse is hard to shake off. Leave you exes comments in the past, with the ex. Find you and build from there.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Fair play, my comment didn't go down well.
It's something I've seen on a t shirt.
Personally I think that a lot of women get too hung up over weight, woman are beautiful regardless of size. It's the person within that matters....
So if I offended or upset anyone I'd like to apologise....
However in a recent study it was discovered that women who carried a few extra pounds tended to live longer than men who pointed it out.....
(hoping this is seen as amusing)
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"Question for all the men. Do us woman worry too much about flabby bits? I'm very self conscious about all my flaws and it can hold me back at times. It's got me thinking and I see some beautiful woman whom look amazing and present themselves really well regardless of their size I think confidence plays a big part
Basically I was wandering do men look past a bit of a tummy and stretch marks if a woman is body conscious and appreciate a pretty face and well groomed lady regardless of being a size 8,10,12,14,16,18 etc ?
Oh and happy Halloween guys "
As long as your chuff don't smell like a cesspit and your teeth ain't rotting, and you are nice to me then you've pulled, and I will love every inch of you for a few hours like it was my last, for who am I to deny a woman love |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Question for all the men. Do us woman worry too much about flabby bits? I'm very self conscious about all my flaws and it can hold me back at times. It's got me thinking and I see some beautiful woman whom look amazing and present themselves really well regardless of their size I think confidence plays a big part
Basically I was wandering do men look past a bit of a tummy and stretch marks if a woman is body conscious and appreciate a pretty face and well groomed lady regardless of being a size 8,10,12,14,16,18 etc ?
Oh and happy Halloween guys
As long as your chuff don't smell like a cesspit and your teeth ain't rotting, and you are nice to me then you've pulled, and I will love every inch of you for a few hours like it was my last, for who am I to deny a woman love "
Chuff??? Hahaha. So loving that word! |
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By *adyDanger OP Woman
over a year ago
land of debauchery and kink |
"Question for all the men. Do us woman worry too much about flabby bits? I'm very self conscious about all my flaws and it can hold me back at times. It's got me thinking and I see some beautiful woman whom look amazing and present themselves really well regardless of their size I think confidence plays a big part
Basically I was wandering do men look past a bit of a tummy and stretch marks if a woman is body conscious and appreciate a pretty face and well groomed lady regardless of being a size 8,10,12,14,16,18 etc ?
Oh and happy Halloween guys
As long as your chuff don't smell like a cesspit and your teeth ain't rotting, and you are nice to me then you've pulled, and I will love every inch of you for a few hours like it was my last, for who am I to deny a woman love "
Well my teeth are sparkling and my ahhheem 'chuff' is smelling of roses |
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By *andsonjohnMan
over a year ago
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"Question for all the men. Do us woman worry too much about flabby bits? I'm very self conscious about all my flaws and it can hold me back at times. It's got me thinking and I see some beautiful woman whom look amazing and present themselves really well regardless of their size I think confidence plays a big part
Basically I was wandering do men look past a bit of a tummy and stretch marks if a woman is body conscious and appreciate a pretty face and well groomed lady regardless of being a size 8,10,12,14,16,18 etc ?
Oh and happy Halloween guys
Every lump, bump, scar, stretch and mark is the story of how you got to where you are now, it's our imperfections that make us uniquely perfect.
I've said it before and I'll say it again until I'm blue in the face...
The single most sexiest thing a woman can wear is confidence.
Ess
I just wish I had that bit more confidence. I do in every day situations and in my job etc, but I do compare myself to other woman a lot
I've spoken to you your intelligent and funny stop being so hard on yourself and don't look for your confidence in others no your own worth darling .
your a articulate intelligent funny woman those facts mean you have a lot more going for you than you think, xxx
That's very kind thank you x"
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so if I say that's what I got about you from our chats its a fact in my eyes plus you have a sweet naughty side to |
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By *adyDanger OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Question for all the men. Do us woman worry too much about flabby bits? I'm very self conscious about all my flaws and it can hold me back at times. It's got me thinking and I see some beautiful woman whom look amazing and present themselves really well regardless of their size I think confidence plays a big part
Basically I was wandering do men look past a bit of a tummy and stretch marks if a woman is body conscious and appreciate a pretty face and well groomed lady regardless of being a size 8,10,12,14,16,18 etc ?
Oh and happy Halloween guys
Every lump, bump, scar, stretch and mark is the story of how you got to where you are now, it's our imperfections that make us uniquely perfect.
I've said it before and I'll say it again until I'm blue in the face...
The single most sexiest thing a woman can wear is confidence.
Ess
I just wish I had that bit more confidence. I do in every day situations and in my job etc, but I do compare myself to other woman a lot
I've spoken to you your intelligent and funny stop being so hard on yourself and don't look for your confidence in others no your own worth darling .
your a articulate intelligent funny woman those facts mean you have a lot more going for you than you think, xxx
That's very kind thank you x
that's not being kind I'm a straight talker hence I get blocked because of my forum posts a lot
so if I say that's what I got about you from our chats its a fact in my eyes plus you have a sweet naughty side to "
I've never been called sweet, first for everything I guess PM you x |
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By *adyDanger OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Fair play, my comment didn't go down well.
It's something I've seen on a t shirt.
Personally I think that a lot of women get too hung up over weight, woman are beautiful regardless of size. It's the person within that matters....
So if I offended or upset anyone I'd like to apologise....
However in a recent study it was discovered that women who carried a few extra pounds tended to live longer than men who pointed it out.....
(hoping this is seen as amusing)
Mr"
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"Question for all the men. Do us woman worry too much about flabby bits? I'm very self conscious about all my flaws and it can hold me back at times. It's got me thinking and I see some beautiful woman whom look amazing and present themselves really well regardless of their size I think confidence plays a big part
Basically I was wandering do men look past a bit of a tummy and stretch marks if a woman is body conscious and appreciate a pretty face and well groomed lady regardless of being a size 8,10,12,14,16,18 etc ?
Oh and happy Halloween guys
As long as your chuff don't smell like a cesspit and your teeth ain't rotting, and you are nice to me then you've pulled, and I will love every inch of you for a few hours like it was my last, for who am I to deny a woman love
Chuff??? Hahaha. So loving that word! "
Then you'll love the viz profanisaurus many a page dedicated to joys of the English language describing the bits between our legs |
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over a year ago
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"Question for all the men. Do us woman worry too much about flabby bits? I'm very self conscious about all my flaws and it can hold me back at times. It's got me thinking and I see some beautiful woman whom look amazing and present themselves really well regardless of their size I think confidence plays a big part
Basically I was wandering do men look past a bit of a tummy and stretch marks if a woman is body conscious and appreciate a pretty face and well groomed lady regardless of being a size 8,10,12,14,16,18 etc ?
Oh and happy Halloween guys
As long as your chuff don't smell like a cesspit and your teeth ain't rotting, and you are nice to me then you've pulled, and I will love every inch of you for a few hours like it was my last, for who am I to deny a woman love
Chuff??? Hahaha. So loving that word!
Then you'll love the viz profanisaurus many a page dedicated to joys of the English language describing the bits between our legs "
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"Question for all the men. Do us woman worry too much about flabby bits? I'm very self conscious about all my flaws and it can hold me back at times. It's got me thinking and I see some beautiful woman whom look amazing and present themselves really well regardless of their size I think confidence plays a big part
Basically I was wandering do men look past a bit of a tummy and stretch marks if a woman is body conscious and appreciate a pretty face and well groomed lady regardless of being a size 8,10,12,14,16,18 etc ?
Oh and happy Halloween guys
As long as your chuff don't smell like a cesspit and your teeth ain't rotting, and you are nice to me then you've pulled, and I will love every inch of you for a few hours like it was my last, for who am I to deny a woman love
Well my teeth are sparkling and my ahhheem 'chuff' is smelling of roses "
I'll happily attempt to verify this rose scented chuff claim you make. |
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"Real men like meat.
Dogs like sticks.
I do hope that's some weird attempt at humour
Despise this saying
Your not only one and it's so untrue
I'm slim with boobs and a bum, am I therefore a stick that can only attract scruffs? "
No your not.. your slim with boob's and a peach of a bum |
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For me if somebody is trying to make you feel bad about your looks/body, they're putting you down to build themselves up, or they are selling something. |
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OP you are a beautiful lady and obviously have a wonderful brain too.
Men have the same concerns as you. I look at some of the guys on here and wonder how the hell I have a chance with any of the women on here when they are my competition. However, I've still had meets. I still have fun. I still wake up in the morning and like who I am.
Any guy would consider himself lucky to be near you.
The way I see it. They either like you AND your body or they don't. It's their choice, not yours and if they are looking just at body and how they are going to lookeep with you on their arm they aren't thinking about you and you don't need them around xxx |
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"Real men like meat.
Dogs like sticks.
I do hope that's some weird attempt at humour
Despise this saying
Your not only one and it's so untrue
I'm slim with boobs and a bum, am I therefore a stick that can only attract scruffs? "
But do you have a rose scented chuff? |
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"Question for all the men. Do us woman worry too much about flabby bits? I'm very self conscious about all my flaws and it can hold me back at times. It's got me thinking and I see some beautiful woman whom look amazing and present themselves really well regardless of their size I think confidence plays a big part
Basically I was wandering do men look past a bit of a tummy and stretch marks if a woman is body conscious and appreciate a pretty face and well groomed lady regardless of being a size 8,10,12,14,16,18 etc ?
Oh and happy Halloween guys "
For me a lovely smile can win me over!
But in reality I do love a big bum! If my fav position is anything to go by |
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"I just pop some pot pourri in my knickers... Et voila! Rose scented chuff! Makes me wish I was double jointed, so I could go down on myself "
Do you change the pot pourri for cinnamon and apple at Christmas thereby ensuring a festive foof? |
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"I just pop some pot pourri in my knickers... Et voila! Rose scented chuff! Makes me wish I was double jointed, so I could go down on myself "
We can dream can't we |
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By *adyDanger OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Question for all the men. Do us woman worry too much about flabby bits? I'm very self conscious about all my flaws and it can hold me back at times. It's got me thinking and I see some beautiful woman whom look amazing and present themselves really well regardless of their size I think confidence plays a big part
Basically I was wandering do men look past a bit of a tummy and stretch marks if a woman is body conscious and appreciate a pretty face and well groomed lady regardless of being a size 8,10,12,14,16,18 etc ?
Oh and happy Halloween guys
For me a lovely smile can win me over!
But in reality I do love a big bum! If my fav position is anything to go by "
If I stick my bum out when doing doggie it can look big |
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By *adyDanger OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Question for all the men. Do us woman worry too much about flabby bits? I'm very self conscious about all my flaws and it can hold me back at times. It's got me thinking and I see some beautiful woman whom look amazing and present themselves really well regardless of their size I think confidence plays a big part
Basically I was wandering do men look past a bit of a tummy and stretch marks if a woman is body conscious and appreciate a pretty face and well groomed lady regardless of being a size 8,10,12,14,16,18 etc ?
Oh and happy Halloween guys
As long as your chuff don't smell like a cesspit and your teeth ain't rotting, and you are nice to me then you've pulled, and I will love every inch of you for a few hours like it was my last, for who am I to deny a woman love
Well my teeth are sparkling and my ahhheem 'chuff' is smelling of roses
I'll happily attempt to verify this rose scented chuff claim you make. "
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"I just pop some pot pourri in my knickers... Et voila! Rose scented chuff! Makes me wish I was double jointed, so I could go down on myself
Do you change the pot pourri for cinnamon and apple at Christmas thereby ensuring a festive foof? "
Oh definitely! And grow my hair out a little down there and dye it green like a tree... I go all out at Christmas! |
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"Question for all the men. Do us woman worry too much about flabby bits? I'm very self conscious about all my flaws and it can hold me back at times. It's got me thinking and I see some beautiful woman whom look amazing and present themselves really well regardless of their size I think confidence plays a big part
Basically I was wandering do men look past a bit of a tummy and stretch marks if a woman is body conscious and appreciate a pretty face and well groomed lady regardless of being a size 8,10,12,14,16,18 etc ?
Oh and happy Halloween guys
For me a lovely smile can win me over!
But in reality I do love a big bum! If my fav position is anything to go by
If I stick my bum out when doing doggie it can look big "
Well it's the effort that matters
Is this thread due to some self confidence issues? If my opinion matters then don't you worry that pretty little head! |
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"I just pop some pot pourri in my knickers... Et voila! Rose scented chuff! Makes me wish I was double jointed, so I could go down on myself
Do you change the pot pourri for cinnamon and apple at Christmas thereby ensuring a festive foof?
Oh definitely! And grow my hair out a little down there and dye it green like a tree... I go all out at Christmas! "
Cool. Tinsel or lament? |
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"I just pop some pot pourri in my knickers... Et voila! Rose scented chuff! Makes me wish I was double jointed, so I could go down on myself
Do you change the pot pourri for cinnamon and apple at Christmas thereby ensuring a festive foof?
Oh definitely! And grow my hair out a little down there and dye it green like a tree... I go all out at Christmas!
Cool. Tinsel or lament? "
Tinsel of course, with a few little bells attached. It's a good way to sound the alarm, when my cinnamon and apple scented chuff needs some servicing |
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"Question for all the men. Do us woman worry too much about flabby bits? I'm very self conscious about all my flaws and it can hold me back at times. It's got me thinking and I see some beautiful woman whom look amazing and present themselves really well regardless of their size I think confidence plays a big part
Basically I was wandering do men look past a bit of a tummy and stretch marks if a woman is body conscious and appreciate a pretty face and well groomed lady regardless of being a size 8,10,12,14,16,18 etc ?
Oh and happy Halloween guys "
If I find someone attractive, then so be it. Stretch marks and flabby bits and all  |
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"Question for all the men. Do us woman worry too much about flabby bits? I'm very self conscious about all my flaws and it can hold me back at times. It's got me thinking and I see some beautiful woman whom look amazing and present themselves really well regardless of their size I think confidence plays a big part
Basically I was wandering do men look past a bit of a tummy and stretch marks if a woman is body conscious and appreciate a pretty face and well groomed lady regardless of being a size 8,10,12,14,16,18 etc ?
Oh and happy Halloween guys "
For me it is about your personality, it won't matter what you look like. If I can't make a connection, nothing will happen. |
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"Question for all the men. Do us woman worry too much about flabby bits? I'm very self conscious about all my flaws and it can hold me back at times. It's got me thinking and I see some beautiful woman whom look amazing and present themselves really well regardless of their size I think confidence plays a big part
Basically I was wandering do men look past a bit of a tummy and stretch marks if a woman is body conscious and appreciate a pretty face and well groomed lady regardless of being a size 8,10,12,14,16,18 etc ?
Oh and happy Halloween guys
As long as your chuff don't smell like a cesspit and your teeth ain't rotting, and you are nice to me then you've pulled, and I will love every inch of you for a few hours like it was my last, for who am I to deny a woman love
Well my teeth are sparkling and my ahhheem 'chuff' is smelling of roses
I'll happily attempt to verify this rose scented chuff claim you make.
Imagine if fab had smelly vision "
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"I was never comfortable with my wobbly bits.. but I'm less comfortable now with stretch marks and too much skin from losing weight...
Can't bloody win. "
I've had a peruse at your pictures, personally I don't think there is anything for you to worry about.
I wouldn't say no ! |
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"I was never comfortable with my wobbly bits.. but I'm less comfortable now with stretch marks and too much skin from losing weight...
Can't bloody win. "
You have absolutely nothing to be worried about, you have a lovely set of pictures and write very articulate. An asset is on the site. |
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Yes women do worry about wobbly bits and stretch marks and so on but some men do too but for me its all part of who that person is and i have no issue with it at all |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"Doesn't help when you get a message from a guy saying that to him curvy is a size 8 anything bigger is obese "
Just ignore those messages. It's not from anyone you know, care about or likely to meet.
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"Doesn't help when you get a message from a guy saying that to him curvy is a size 8 anything bigger is obese "
See my above post, it's people pushing buttons because they have nothing better to do. |
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By *adyDanger OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Question for all the men. Do us woman worry too much about flabby bits? I'm very self conscious about all my flaws and it can hold me back at times. It's got me thinking and I see some beautiful woman whom look amazing and present themselves really well regardless of their size I think confidence plays a big part
Basically I was wandering do men look past a bit of a tummy and stretch marks if a woman is body conscious and appreciate a pretty face and well groomed lady regardless of being a size 8,10,12,14,16,18 etc ?
Oh and happy Halloween guys
If I find someone attractive, then so be it. Stretch marks and flabby bits and all "
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By *adyDanger OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Doesn't help when you get a message from a guy saying that to him curvy is a size 8 anything bigger is obese
 some people.... that's new to me! "
Sounds like the type of man that would be ok with hairy legs hairy pits hairy lip dresses like a twonk but if your a size 8 then it's good, what a tw*t |
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"I just pop some pot pourri in my knickers... Et voila! Rose scented chuff! Makes me wish I was double jointed, so I could go down on myself
Do you change the pot pourri for cinnamon and apple at Christmas thereby ensuring a festive foof?
Oh definitely! And grow my hair out a little down there and dye it green like a tree... I go all out at Christmas!
Cool. Tinsel or lament?
Tinsel of course, with a few little bells attached. It's a good way to sound the alarm, when my cinnamon and apple scented chuff needs some servicing "
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"Question for all the men. Do us woman worry too much about flabby bits? I'm very self conscious about all my flaws and it can hold me back at times. It's got me thinking and I see some beautiful woman whom look amazing and present themselves really well regardless of their size I think confidence plays a big part
Basically I was wandering do men look past a bit of a tummy and stretch marks if a woman is body conscious and appreciate a pretty face and well groomed lady regardless of being a size 8,10,12,14,16,18 etc ?
Oh and happy Halloween guys
If I find someone attractive, then so be it. Stretch marks and flabby bits and all "
Ah that's the right answer |
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I honestly think it's how a women carries and presents herself x I find women attractive for all different reasons x but if a woman feels good about herself dresses for herself feels confident and carries that confidence she will then ooze sex appeal and I look past the veneer x |
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Depends on how fat. I think chubby is cute but once it's obese, it's a turn off for me.
Just frame the question from a female perspective; would you be less attracted to a man who's 5'3? Would that be shallow? |
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"Depends on how fat. I think chubby is cute but once it's obese, it's a turn off for me.
Just frame the question from a female perspective; would you be less attracted to a man who's 5'3? Would that be shallow? "
I don't understand your point? And yes if he wasn't a cunt and was handsome and well groomed. |
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"Depends on how fat. I think chubby is cute but once it's obese, it's a turn off for me.
Just frame the question from a female perspective; would you be less attracted to a man who's 5'3? Would that be shallow?
I don't understand your point? And yes if he wasn't a cunt and was handsome and well groomed. "
Well there is your answer. |
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"Depends on how fat. I think chubby is cute but once it's obese, it's a turn off for me.
Just frame the question from a female perspective; would you be less attracted to a man who's 5'3? Would that be shallow? "
I'm confused as to what that question has to do with the OP's thread. This is about lumps and bumps. Not height. |
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"Depends on how fat. I think chubby is cute but once it's obese, it's a turn off for me.
Just frame the question from a female perspective; would you be less attracted to a man who's 5'3? Would that be shallow?
I'm confused as to what that question has to do with the OP's thread. This is about lumps and bumps. Not height. "
The specifics are about weight but the general question can be used for any bodily insecurity. |
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I always think of the Roald Dahl bit in The Twits.
You can have a perfect figure but not be in the least bit sexy and attractive, likewise you can have lumps and bumps in all the wrong places and still have men rock hard at the drop of a hat: it's more about attitude and personality and how you present yourself more than just the shape of your body. |
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By *adyDanger OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Depends on how fat. I think chubby is cute but once it's obese, it's a turn off for me.
Just frame the question from a female perspective; would you be less attracted to a man who's 5'3? Would that be shallow?
I'm confused as to what that question has to do with the OP's thread. This is about lumps and bumps. Not height.
The specifics are about weight but the general question can be used for any bodily insecurity."
Yes it can but I was talking about a ladies insecurities about her flaws lumps bumps etc not height. You have already hijacked another thread please don't troll this one |
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By *adyDanger OP Woman
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"I always think of the Roald Dahl bit in The Twits.
You can have a perfect figure but not be in the least bit sexy and attractive, likewise you can have lumps and bumps in all the wrong places and still have men rock hard at the drop of a hat: it's more about attitude and personality and how you present yourself more than just the shape of your body."
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"Depends on how fat. I think chubby is cute but once it's obese, it's a turn off for me.
Just frame the question from a female perspective; would you be less attracted to a man who's 5'3? Would that be shallow?
I'm confused as to what that question has to do with the OP's thread. This is about lumps and bumps. Not height.
The specifics are about weight but the general question can be used for any bodily insecurity."
Yes but you wouldn't mention willy size or how a pussy looks on a weight thread. They are also body insecurity issues. This thread is weight specific. If someone put up a height thread, people would not be discussing their weight issues. I don't mean to argue, I was just genuinely confused as to why that question was put in a weight issue thread. |
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"Depends on how fat. I think chubby is cute but once it's obese, it's a turn off for me.
Just frame the question from a female perspective; would you be less attracted to a man who's 5'3? Would that be shallow?
I'm confused as to what that question has to do with the OP's thread. This is about lumps and bumps. Not height.
The specifics are about weight but the general question can be used for any bodily insecurity.
Yes it can but I was talking about a ladies insecurities about her flaws lumps bumps etc not height. You have already hijacked another thread please don't troll this one "
Hijacked? Sureee. Because talking about anything other than you are demanding is folly.
I just don't think you like hypocrisy being highlighted.
If you don't like your weight, lose it. Simple. |
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"Depends on how fat. I think chubby is cute but once it's obese, it's a turn off for me.
Just frame the question from a female perspective; would you be less attracted to a man who's 5'3? Would that be shallow?
I'm confused as to what that question has to do with the OP's thread. This is about lumps and bumps. Not height.
The specifics are about weight but the general question can be used for any bodily insecurity.
Yes but you wouldn't mention willy size or how a pussy looks on a weight thread. They are also body insecurity issues. This thread is weight specific. If someone put up a height thread, people would not be discussing their weight issues. I don't mean to argue, I was just genuinely confused as to why that question was put in a weight issue thread. "
It was actually an analogy. Any body hang up could me used
Will you do me a favour Will you police the thread to make sure there isn't ounce of divergence from the weight topic? seeing how it's forbidden. |
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By *adyDanger OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Depends on how fat. I think chubby is cute but once it's obese, it's a turn off for me.
Just frame the question from a female perspective; would you be less attracted to a man who's 5'3? Would that be shallow?
I'm confused as to what that question has to do with the OP's thread. This is about lumps and bumps. Not height.
The specifics are about weight but the general question can be used for any bodily insecurity.
Yes it can but I was talking about a ladies insecurities about her flaws lumps bumps etc not height. You have already hijacked another thread please don't troll this one
Hijacked? Sureee. Because talking about anything other than you are demanding is folly.
I just don't think you like hypocrisy being highlighted.
If you don't like your weight, lose it. Simple."
It's not as black and white as that. I suffered domestic abuse and nearly developed an eating disorder as a result of my ex conditioning me to feel inferior about my body even though I was a size 10!! He'd not mock my weight as such it was how I looked naked and things I can't change such as scar tissue on my vagina and stretch marks. Loose skin from loosing weight stuff like that. So please don't be so cruel and jumping to conclusions |
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"Depends on how fat. I think chubby is cute but once it's obese, it's a turn off for me.
Just frame the question from a female perspective; would you be less attracted to a man who's 5'3? Would that be shallow?
I'm confused as to what that question has to do with the OP's thread. This is about lumps and bumps. Not height.
The specifics are about weight but the general question can be used for any bodily insecurity.
Yes but you wouldn't mention willy size or how a pussy looks on a weight thread. They are also body insecurity issues. This thread is weight specific. If someone put up a height thread, people would not be discussing their weight issues. I don't mean to argue, I was just genuinely confused as to why that question was put in a weight issue thread.
It was actually an analogy. Any body hang up could me used
Will you do me a favour Will you police the thread to make sure there isn't ounce of divergence from the weight topic? seeing how it's forbidden. "
Well aren't you a charmer?!
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"Depends on how fat. I think chubby is cute but once it's obese, it's a turn off for me.
Just frame the question from a female perspective; would you be less attracted to a man who's 5'3? Would that be shallow?
I'm confused as to what that question has to do with the OP's thread. This is about lumps and bumps. Not height.
The specifics are about weight but the general question can be used for any bodily insecurity.
Yes it can but I was talking about a ladies insecurities about her flaws lumps bumps etc not height. You have already hijacked another thread please don't troll this one
Hijacked? Sureee. Because talking about anything other than you are demanding is folly.
I just don't think you like hypocrisy being highlighted.
If you don't like your weight, lose it. Simple.
It's not as black and white as that. I suffered domestic abuse and nearly developed an eating disorder as a result of my ex conditioning me to feel inferior about my body even though I was a size 10!! He'd not mock my weight as such it was how I looked naked and things I can't change such as scar tissue on my vagina and stretch marks. Loose skin from loosing weight stuff like that. So please don't be so cruel and jumping to conclusions "
Then your insecurity isnt weight related. Your probs still feel insecure either way.
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OP.
I totally get where you're at. My ex of 11 yrs played the game every day. My new plum coloured top I bought...."new top, what colour's that? *grabs stomach* plump?"
It's no fun, it hurts and it knocks you. Badly.
I removed him from my life in March. Since the toxic negativity has gone, my confidence built daily. You must let this happen. You are not his words. You are not his lies.
Yes, I have lost weight since he left, I've been very lucky and it's all happened naturally.....I realised, with him gone, I stopped comfort eating. Hey presto, size 16-10 in 6 months. I'm not suggesting you should lose weight, all I mean by it is with the right attitude towards yourself things just happen. My confidence came from getting rid of him, proving I was stronger than he would ever let me believe.
I have a scar from a c-section. I have stretch marks. I have a birth mark on the back of my leg which isn't pretty. But you know something OP, they're all part of me....and I'm a beautiful person, so that makes them beautiful too. They're my "added extras". My physical bits that make me...me.
If I see a man with a scar, I'm not repulsed by it, I'm interested as to how he got it. Behind every mark there's a story, and I want to hear people's stories
I'm sure others feel the same.
Go get em tiger, and start with the one in the mirror. Xxx |
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By *adyDanger OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Depends on how fat. I think chubby is cute but once it's obese, it's a turn off for me.
Just frame the question from a female perspective; would you be less attracted to a man who's 5'3? Would that be shallow?
I'm confused as to what that question has to do with the OP's thread. This is about lumps and bumps. Not height.
The specifics are about weight but the general question can be used for any bodily insecurity.
Yes it can but I was talking about a ladies insecurities about her flaws lumps bumps etc not height. You have already hijacked another thread please don't troll this one
Hijacked? Sureee. Because talking about anything other than you are demanding is folly.
I just don't think you like hypocrisy being highlighted.
If you don't like your weight, lose it. Simple.
It's not as black and white as that. I suffered domestic abuse and nearly developed an eating disorder as a result of my ex conditioning me to feel inferior about my body even though I was a size 10!! He'd not mock my weight as such it was how I looked naked and things I can't change such as scar tissue on my vagina and stretch marks. Loose skin from loosing weight stuff like that. So please don't be so cruel and jumping to conclusions
Then your insecurity isnt weight related. Your probs still feel insecure either way.
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"Depends on how fat. I think chubby is cute but once it's obese, it's a turn off for me.
Just frame the question from a female perspective; would you be less attracted to a man who's 5'3? Would that be shallow?
I'm confused as to what that question has to do with the OP's thread. This is about lumps and bumps. Not height.
The specifics are about weight but the general question can be used for any bodily insecurity.
Yes it can but I was talking about a ladies insecurities about her flaws lumps bumps etc not height. You have already hijacked another thread please don't troll this one
Hijacked? Sureee. Because talking about anything other than you are demanding is folly.
I just don't think you like hypocrisy being highlighted.
If you don't like your weight, lose it. Simple.
It's not as black and white as that. I suffered domestic abuse and nearly developed an eating disorder as a result of my ex conditioning me to feel inferior about my body even though I was a size 10!! He'd not mock my weight as such it was how I looked naked and things I can't change such as scar tissue on my vagina and stretch marks. Loose skin from loosing weight stuff like that. So please don't be so cruel and jumping to conclusions "
You are beautiful OP. I would take positivity from the constructive posts on this thread. As someone else also said "go get 'em"
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I am also very body conscious, We have had 4 children and my 3rd was over 10lbs so my belly is very wobbly.. But Mr T is always telling me how beautiful I am which makes all the difference.
Our bodies tell a story, every stretch mark, every scar..
I am sure men have just as many body hang ups.
I know T feels he needs to hit the gym and get ripped but we have been together 18 years and love him as he is..
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"I don't think it's gender specific. Men worry too. I worry, yes. But I have someone who calls me beautiful, and is happy to kiss all my wobbly bits. I have two beautiful children,that i would gladly receive more wobbly bits for. We all need to try and see the positives in ourselves, as everyone has flaws, how we deal with those flaws is what defines us as confident women. So in conclusion... Some Women worry far too much... Sorry for the babble "
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By *adyDanger OP Woman
over a year ago
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"OP.
I totally get where you're at. My ex of 11 yrs played the game every day. My new plum coloured top I bought...."new top, what colour's that? *grabs stomach* plump?"
It's no fun, it hurts and it knocks you. Badly.
I removed him from my life in March. Since the toxic negativity has gone, my confidence built daily. You must let this happen. You are not his words. You are not his lies.
Yes, I have lost weight since he left, I've been very lucky and it's all happened naturally.....I realised, with him gone, I stopped comfort eating. Hey presto, size 16-10 in 6 months. I'm not suggesting you should lose weight, all I mean by it is with the right attitude towards yourself things just happen. My confidence came from getting rid of him, proving I was stronger than he would ever let me believe.
I have a scar from a c-section. I have stretch marks. I have a birth mark on the back of my leg which isn't pretty. But you know something OP, they're all part of me....and I'm a beautiful person, so that makes them beautiful too. They're my "added extras". My physical bits that make me...me.
If I see a man with a scar, I'm not repulsed by it, I'm interested as to how he got it. Behind every mark there's a story, and I want to hear people's stories
I'm sure others feel the same.
Go get em tiger, and start with the one in the mirror. Xxx"
Yes i totally understand that. I went on a programme called the freedom programme after my DVPO (domestic violence protection officer) put me onto it and it was a huge eye opener it's gave me the tools to recognise certain types of behaviour and realise it's not me that's weak it's controlling antagonistic men (not all men obviously and possibly woman ) but in my case male x |
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"Well I did once get told my stretch marks made it look like I'd been bitten by a shark. Mine aren't from having children though, so they're socially unacceptable. "
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"Depends on how fat. I think chubby is cute but once it's obese, it's a turn off for me.
Just frame the question from a female perspective; would you be less attracted to a man who's 5'3? Would that be shallow?
I'm confused as to what that question has to do with the OP's thread. This is about lumps and bumps. Not height.
The specifics are about weight but the general question can be used for any bodily insecurity.
Yes it can but I was talking about a ladies insecurities about her flaws lumps bumps etc not height. You have already hijacked another thread please don't troll this one
Hijacked? Sureee. Because talking about anything other than you are demanding is folly.
I just don't think you like hypocrisy being highlighted.
If you don't like your weight, lose it. Simple.
It's not as black and white as that. I suffered domestic abuse and nearly developed an eating disorder as a result of my ex conditioning me to feel inferior about my body even though I was a size 10!! He'd not mock my weight as such it was how I looked naked and things I can't change such as scar tissue on my vagina and stretch marks. Loose skin from loosing weight stuff like that. So please don't be so cruel and jumping to conclusions
Then your insecurity isnt weight related. Your probs still feel insecure either way.
Please don't comment on any of my posts threads again and I shall do the same. Thank you. "
He's added his small-minded views about weight on another thread already! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Depends on how fat. I think chubby is cute but once it's obese, it's a turn off for me.
Just frame the question from a female perspective; would you be less attracted to a man who's 5'3? Would that be shallow?
I'm confused as to what that question has to do with the OP's thread. This is about lumps and bumps. Not height.
The specifics are about weight but the general question can be used for any bodily insecurity.
Yes it can but I was talking about a ladies insecurities about her flaws lumps bumps etc not height. You have already hijacked another thread please don't troll this one
Hijacked? Sureee. Because talking about anything other than you are demanding is folly.
I just don't think you like hypocrisy being highlighted.
If you don't like your weight, lose it. Simple.
It's not as black and white as that. I suffered domestic abuse and nearly developed an eating disorder as a result of my ex conditioning me to feel inferior about my body even though I was a size 10!! He'd not mock my weight as such it was how I looked naked and things I can't change such as scar tissue on my vagina and stretch marks. Loose skin from loosing weight stuff like that. So please don't be so cruel and jumping to conclusions
Then your insecurity isnt weight related. Your probs still feel insecure either way.
Please don't comment on any of my posts threads again and I shall do the same. Thank you. "
Okay. I fail to see what any of that had to do with your weight though. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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The older I get, the more I realise that guys don't care too much about lumps and bumps. They don't care what shape our tits are or if we have a huge labia.
I'm learning that it's the confidence that seems to win, every time! |
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I love each and every part of my body . It's not perfect but no one is and if you don't like it don't look at it.
Mr loves every curve of my body and always tell me how my body is perfect for him |
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"Depends on how fat. I think chubby is cute but once it's obese, it's a turn off for me.
Just frame the question from a female perspective; would you be less attracted to a man who's 5'3? Would that be shallow?
I'm confused as to what that question has to do with the OP's thread. This is about lumps and bumps. Not height.
The specifics are about weight but the general question can be used for any bodily insecurity.
Yes it can but I was talking about a ladies insecurities about her flaws lumps bumps etc not height. You have already hijacked another thread please don't troll this one
Hijacked? Sureee. Because talking about anything other than you are demanding is folly.
I just don't think you like hypocrisy being highlighted.
If you don't like your weight, lose it. Simple.
It's not as black and white as that. I suffered domestic abuse and nearly developed an eating disorder as a result of my ex conditioning me to feel inferior about my body even though I was a size 10!! He'd not mock my weight as such it was how I looked naked and things I can't change such as scar tissue on my vagina and stretch marks. Loose skin from loosing weight stuff like that. So please don't be so cruel and jumping to conclusions
Then your insecurity isnt weight related. Your probs still feel insecure either way.
Please don't comment on any of my posts threads again and I shall do the same. Thank you.
He's added his small-minded views about weight on another thread already!"
My small minded at all. Very natural view about health destroying obesity.
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By *adyDanger OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Depends on how fat. I think chubby is cute but once it's obese, it's a turn off for me.
Just frame the question from a female perspective; would you be less attracted to a man who's 5'3? Would that be shallow?
I'm confused as to what that question has to do with the OP's thread. This is about lumps and bumps. Not height.
The specifics are about weight but the general question can be used for any bodily insecurity.
Yes it can but I was talking about a ladies insecurities about her flaws lumps bumps etc not height. You have already hijacked another thread please don't troll this one
Hijacked? Sureee. Because talking about anything other than you are demanding is folly.
I just don't think you like hypocrisy being highlighted.
If you don't like your weight, lose it. Simple.
It's not as black and white as that. I suffered domestic abuse and nearly developed an eating disorder as a result of my ex conditioning me to feel inferior about my body even though I was a size 10!! He'd not mock my weight as such it was how I looked naked and things I can't change such as scar tissue on my vagina and stretch marks. Loose skin from loosing weight stuff like that. So please don't be so cruel and jumping to conclusions
Then your insecurity isnt weight related. Your probs still feel insecure either way.
Please don't comment on any of my posts threads again and I shall do the same. Thank you.
He's added his small-minded views about weight on another thread already!"
He has a habit of it. (Green arrow tells all) I think he will be blocked by a good few forumites aswell x |
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"Depends on how fat. I think chubby is cute but once it's obese, it's a turn off for me.
Just frame the question from a female perspective; would you be less attracted to a man who's 5'3? Would that be shallow?
I'm confused as to what that question has to do with the OP's thread. This is about lumps and bumps. Not height.
The specifics are about weight but the general question can be used for any bodily insecurity.
Yes it can but I was talking about a ladies insecurities about her flaws lumps bumps etc not height. You have already hijacked another thread please don't troll this one
Hijacked? Sureee. Because talking about anything other than you are demanding is folly.
I just don't think you like hypocrisy being highlighted.
If you don't like your weight, lose it. Simple.
It's not as black and white as that. I suffered domestic abuse and nearly developed an eating disorder as a result of my ex conditioning me to feel inferior about my body even though I was a size 10!! He'd not mock my weight as such it was how I looked naked and things I can't change such as scar tissue on my vagina and stretch marks. Loose skin from loosing weight stuff like that. So please don't be so cruel and jumping to conclusions
Then your insecurity isnt weight related. Your probs still feel insecure either way.
Please don't comment on any of my posts threads again and I shall do the same. Thank you.
He's added his small-minded views about weight on another thread already!
He has a habit of it. (Green arrow tells all) I think he will be blocked by a good few forumites aswell x"
You really have a thing for me. Checking my page. Following my stuff, remembering me.
Let people block all they like. It's self flattery to think it bothers me. |
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"Depends on how fat. I think chubby is cute but once it's obese, it's a turn off for me.
Just frame the question from a female perspective; would you be less attracted to a man who's 5'3? Would that be shallow?
I'm confused as to what that question has to do with the OP's thread. This is about lumps and bumps. Not height.
The specifics are about weight but the general question can be used for any bodily insecurity.
Yes it can but I was talking about a ladies insecurities about her flaws lumps bumps etc not height. You have already hijacked another thread please don't troll this one
Hijacked? Sureee. Because talking about anything other than you are demanding is folly.
I just don't think you like hypocrisy being highlighted.
If you don't like your weight, lose it. Simple.
It's not as black and white as that. I suffered domestic abuse and nearly developed an eating disorder as a result of my ex conditioning me to feel inferior about my body even though I was a size 10!! He'd not mock my weight as such it was how I looked naked and things I can't change such as scar tissue on my vagina and stretch marks. Loose skin from loosing weight stuff like that. So please don't be so cruel and jumping to conclusions
Then your insecurity isnt weight related. Your probs still feel insecure either way.
Please don't comment on any of my posts threads again and I shall do the same. Thank you.
He's added his small-minded views about weight on another thread already!
He has a habit of it. (Green arrow tells all) I think he will be blocked by a good few forumites aswell x
You really have a thing for me. Checking my page. Following my stuff, remembering me.
Let people block all they like. It's self flattery to think it bothers me."
No thing for ypu . She just thinks you're a ( best not say it so I don't land on the naughty step ) |
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We worry too much! It's better to accept ourselves, even if we'd like something different in the future. Anxiety and pressure - from others or ourselves - just isn't healthy.
I'm shortish, prone to a few extra pounds, have been skinny for too long and know I'll vary my shape a fair bit. Tough if meets want something very precise that differs from me: it's something I can face losing - I'd prefer a relaxed meet, where they're not obsessed wanting me a certain way.
I sometimes over-play the 'flaws', so that there's no disappointment coming my way. |
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